Range question

[styler]

Ive been running my range at 80ft. What do most of yall run it at ? pros and cons for farther?

[MonteSS]

50' for Crappie
70' for Bass

I have a 10" screen. Might go more if I had a 12"

[bassboat1]

75' 93UHD LVS32

[LateralLine]

30 to 40

[MichAngler]

70' for Bass

I have a 10" screen. Might go more if I had a 12"

same

[swamprat]

70 for me while searching for suspended Crappie. !00 while looking for new brush piles.

[Keoweefishing]

120'-150' for spotted bass

[nbkirsch]

40’ for crappie

80’ to 100’ for bass

[MengRanger]

90-100 for spots. That is about the max I can make an accurate cast.

[G4bama]

100% crappie fishing
40ft when on target or open water fish
75ft when searching

[sbfishingtv]

80-100' for the most part

[styler]

Sounds like 70- 100 is what most of yall are using. so im in the range. I guess its what you get used too . Im at 80 so when I see them come into view I can usually make a cast that far pretty good. Thanks guys

[PMantle]

60 for bass
25 for crappie

[LWINCHESTER2]

Just for fun, I thought I'd mention that when I am fishing for bass and walleye I run the LVS62 on 250 ft. Yes...I can see them that far.

[Keoweefishing]

I've run my LVS34 out to 200' and been able to see bait and schools of bass on the lake I fish. It is deep and clear water. I'm running a GPSMAP8412.

[Mcjenson]

I scan out to 120 feet for deep smallies. It gets a little harder to tell which species is which scanning out that far, but I find if you can fire a cast at them when they are that far away the odds of getting a bite can go way up.

[Keoweefishing]